Sentence examples for charged context from inspiring English sources

Eleey admits that he risked "misusing" art in such a charged context.

This apolitical process is the proper way to determine the circuit's needs, rather than in the more highly charged context of individual confirmations.

In this charged context, the French developed a "science of commerce" that aimed to benefit from this new wealth while containing its revolutionary effects.

The words were offensive because of what we think they meant in the charged context earlier this month in which police were called on black teens using a private community pool in a mostly white neighborhood.

It arrived at the proms for its European premiere, with the BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by the composer, though whether it should ever have left the highly charged context of its first performance and crossed the Atlantic is debatable; if ever a piece was written for a specific occasion, and not for the repertory, it is this.

The second significant moment in the naming (or "labeling") of the Kyoto School came more clearly from without, and in an even more politically charged context.

When they do pop up, she added, it tends to happen in racially charged contexts.

Anxiety was chosen as a target emotion because (1) the key behaviours associated with anxiety (withdrawal and approach) are easy observable and (2) it is the emotion most likely to predominate in both evaluative and highly emotionally charged contexts [ 21].

How do I choose to position myself in a highly charged political context?

The book features interviews with the studio teaching team and those on the studio juries including Robert A. M. Stern, Alexander Garvin, and Vincent Chang discussing issues of design in a charged urban context.

But the charged racial context of this particular shooting will likely highlight concerns about the disparity in outrage over the death of police officers versus the death of civilians at their hands.